Private AI agents · Infrastructure you own
Custom-built agents monitor your data, create tasks, handle them, and keep you in the loop. A person approves everything before it goes out.
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Connects to the tools your team already runs
Agents for every line of your business, and for the people who run it
Watches the channels proposals arrive on, drafts a first response to each, and flags every one for someone to approve.
Reads your mail as it lands, sorts what matters from what doesn't, and drafts replies to anything routine for you to send.
Tracks every open deal against its normal cadence and calls out the ones going quiet, with a nudge drafted for the owner to approve.
A scheduled task that runs before you're up, summarizing your day, your calendar, and anything that came in overnight.
Keeps an eye on orders and deliveries and flags a supplier delay early, before it works its way through to a customer.
Tracks what's invoiced and what's overdue, drafts the payment reminders, and flags the accounts that need a personal nudge.
Books, reschedules, and reshuffles meetings around your priorities, and defends the focus time you ask it to protect.
Reads incoming tickets as they land, routes each to the right owner, and drafts first replies to the ones it can answer.
Pulls context from your inbox and Drive ahead of a meeting and hands you a short brief on who you're seeing and why.
Tracks contracts coming up for renewal, surfaces the accounts at risk, and drafts the outreach in time to act.
Follows the obligations and reporting you have to stay on top of, like Scope-3-style emissions, renewals, and attestations, and surfaces what's due.
Ask for a view in chat, like MRR from Stripe or the week ahead from Calendar, and it composes a dashboard that pulls live data each time you open it.
Watches the channels proposals arrive on, drafts a first response to each, and flags every one for someone to approve.
Reads your mail as it lands, sorts what matters from what doesn't, and drafts replies to anything routine for you to send.
Tracks every open deal against its normal cadence and calls out the ones going quiet, with a nudge drafted for the owner to approve.
A scheduled task that runs before you're up, summarizing your day, your calendar, and anything that came in overnight.
Keeps an eye on orders and deliveries and flags a supplier delay early, before it works its way through to a customer.
Tracks what's invoiced and what's overdue, drafts the payment reminders, and flags the accounts that need a personal nudge.
Books, reschedules, and reshuffles meetings around your priorities, and defends the focus time you ask it to protect.
Reads incoming tickets as they land, routes each to the right owner, and drafts first replies to the ones it can answer.
Pulls context from your inbox and Drive ahead of a meeting and hands you a short brief on who you're seeing and why.
Tracks contracts coming up for renewal, surfaces the accounts at risk, and drafts the outreach in time to act.
Follows the obligations and reporting you have to stay on top of, like Scope-3-style emissions, renewals, and attestations, and surfaces what's due.
Ask for a view in chat, like MRR from Stripe or the week ahead from Calendar, and it composes a dashboard that pulls live data each time you open it.
Workforce for your business
Many agents, each shaped around a part of your business and built for how you work.
Working in the background
Monitoring and tasks handled continuously: briefings, reviews, sweeps.
On infrastructure you own
Self-hosted. Your data is never retained or used to train a model.
Yours to control.
Runs on infrastructure you own. Your company's data never trains a model, and nothing goes out without human approval.
Watches the work live.
A team of agents, each on a part of the business, with the work in one place.
Grows with you.
Creates new skills, builds live dashboards, and runs tasks on a schedule.
How the team works together
Operant isn't one assistant. It's a team of agents, each watching a part of the operation live and doing the work. Nothing goes out without human approval.
Step 1
Each agent keeps an eye on its part of the business: the inbox, RFPs, the pipeline, suppliers. It checks on a schedule and flags what's changed.
Step 2
They draft the reply, flag the risk, log the update, prep the report. Whatever the work needs, done and ready for you.
Step 3
Anything headed out the door comes to you first, all in one place. You sign off, and nothing irreversible happens on its own.
Step 4
Once you approve, the agent sends the reply, books the meeting, or files the record, and logs what it did.
Watches your numbers
Point an agent at your live data, like revenue in Stripe or rows in your database, and it keeps watch on the numbers. When something crosses a line you set, it flags it and drafts the next step for someone to approve.
Many agents, one place
Each agent watches a part of the operation live: the inbox, incoming RFPs, the pipeline, your suppliers. Whatever they draft, flag, or log shows up in one place, and anything headed out the door waits there for your approval.
Around the clock
Each agent runs on a schedule and keeps watch on its part of the business: a morning briefing on the day ahead, a nightly sweep of the inbox, a weekly review of the pipeline. Whatever they turn up is waiting in one place when you start.
An agent of their own
Give your CEO or a team lead an agent of their own, wired to the inbox, calendar, and tools they use. They ask in plain language, and it reads, drafts, and acts, showing its work at every step. Roll it out to everyone, or just the people who want one.
A team of agents, each shaped around a part of your business: the data it can reach and the skills it runs. They watch, they do the work, and their work lands in one place. People keep the judgment calls, and everyone talks to them like they would a person.
Put an agent on a process like the inbox, incoming RFPs, the pipeline, or your suppliers, and it keeps watching, surfacing what changes instead of waiting to be asked.
Whatever the agents draft, flag, or log lands in one place, so the whole team works from one view instead of scattered tools and inboxes.
Agents draft and propose; people approve. Anything headed out the door waits for your sign-off, so nothing irreversible happens on its own.
Reads incoming mail as it lands, sorts what needs a reply from what doesn't, and drafts the routine ones for a person to send.
Books and reschedules meetings around the priorities it's given, and protects the focus time it's asked to hold.
Tasks that run on a cadence, unattended: a morning briefing, a weekly review, a nightly inbox sweep. Each one lands in one place.
People, preferences, and decisions carried across every conversation, for each person it works with. No one explains the same context twice.
Ask for a view in chat and it composes a dashboard, like MRR from Stripe or the week ahead from Calendar, pulling live data each time you open it.
It creates and updates its own skills, tailored to how your team works, so it gets better at your actual job rather than a generic one.
An agent of their own for the execs who want one, plus agents that watch cross-functional processes like sales, finance, and operations. One team, working at every level.
Runs on infrastructure you own. Your company's email and documents are never retained or used to train a model, and inference runs under zero data retention.
Gmail, Calendar, and Drive today, and it extends to Stripe, Notion, Supabase, and your internal tools through Hermes skills and MCP.
Operant runs on infrastructure your company owns, under your control. Your data is never retained or used to train a model, the agent is open and inspectable, and a person approves anything that goes out.
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